My Zbrush models WIP
Hello everyone, here is my models that i am working on, they are all in progress (i like to switch ower models during the day). So i will hightly appriciate if you give me some feedback and some constructional criticism. Thank you +)
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Also use the IMG tag when posting pictures. Good luck
1. Not using reference.
2. Anatomy and bone structure is lacking, you should study it some more to get better forms.
The only way to get better is to study anatomy, aesthetics and kinesthetics. Good luck.
Now, when you're retopo-ing for low poly, that's different matter depending on the challenges you're working with.
Work on a single project at a time. I'm sure everyone around here knows its easy to get bored of or burnt out on a project, But if you split your time between 4 models, each will 1/4th the quality of your whatever may be rendered with your full attention.
1 Final product is better than 4 wips as well, when looking for critique. Even one wip is better than 4 wips, because people can feedback @ a single piece.
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Keep at it
If you're planning for other specific purposes like an RTS, then your poly count would drop to maybe at most 5 to 6k per unit.
Google the game you want your work fidelity to be at and see what tris they're pushing on average. But always for game art, we're going to be seeing how efficiently you economize all aspects of your model, from topology to texture maps.
http://wiki.polycount.com/
And it'll make your life easier when attaching images by NOT attaching images and using IMGUR and utilizing their BBC Coded links.
A good way to determine the size:
The nose width and eye width should be roughly the same
To give you guideleines and specific on what to design and model for your character, unless this stage right now is where you're roughly sculpting things to figure out what you want to do for the character design.
Good character design gets character models over the hump from cool to strong.
And raise the arms up, anyone who attempts to rig that pose quickly is going to be sad since the arms are too close to the body.
Keep at it. You have a good head on your shoulders if you're concerned about accurate anatomy, something that screams good habits.
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good luck
for listening and learning. There is real progress here, keep it up!
Thank you, I am so much appreciate it
Bnopnia nice progress, keep it up and remember to look at it and tweak it from every angle. If one angle looks off try and figure out what's causing it and adjust it.
Keep at it
Yeah, I understand but there is no critiques or comments about an armour and I need them
For you I attached the pictures.
Rigging wise it's not ideal
I would say too that you are making progress really fast, adding a lot of stuff on the character. If I was you tho I would go back to the body and give it some more love and really try to refine it before really putting some work into the armor.
About the armor It kinda look a bit muddy at the moment. The details looks a bit too much like very sharp extrusion in my opinion.
Looking forward to see your progress
Every character is a huge learning experience so really try to push it that way!